Retailers like Amazon, eBay and Dick’s Sporting Goods have already banned or restricted sales of guns. Salesforce is taking that to a new level
Salesforce is among several companies that have taken a stance on the issue of gun control since the shooting in Parkland, Florida.: by banning retailers that sell certain guns and ammunition from using its sales management software.
A Salesforce spokesperson said the change affects new customers and a small number of existing customers when their current contracts expire.
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